Operational AI
Agents that read, write, file, and chase with human review and eval harnesses so they cannot drift in silence.
A three-person studio. We sit with one founder at a time and automate the dull machinery of their company so the team gets the next quarter back.
Scoped, shipped in 90 days, and handed over with the keys. Four clients a year means you get all three of us on the one problem eating your week.
Two days on-site at kickoff. Butcher paper before laptops.
Diagnose, build in the open, handover. Then we leave.
Otherwise: a cron, a queue, a clean schema. Boring is a compliment.
Agents that read, write, file, and chase with human review and eval harnesses so they cannot drift in silence.
Admin panels, approval flows, and audit trails built on the stack your team already owns.
ETL from the SaaS tools your operators live inside into one source of truth your CFO opens on Mondays.
Invoices, contracts, KYC, returns, and messy PDFs structured with citations and reviewable confidence.
A 90-minute call. We tell you which shape you are, or that you are not for us.
Two of us shadow ops, finance, and the founder's inbox. We leave with a one-pager and fixed price.
Daily standup, Friday demo, live Linear. Your team reads the work as it is written.
We train two of your people, hand over the runbook, leave the Slack, and stay for a six-week warranty.
Four recent builds across hiring, learning, and developer tooling. Each one turned a messy operational loop into a product surface.
A hiring workflow built around PIHU, an AI interviewer that coordinates job descriptions, resume intake, assessments, scheduling, and structured reports.
View projectA composable platform for interviews, code evaluation, pre-screening, candidate engagement, and HR co-pilot workflows.
Software learning inside real tools, moving users from guided steps to assisted execution and then independent project work.
A zero-setup AI IDE for Soroban development: intent-to-contract generation, cloud compilation, testing, and one-click deployment.
The decision tree we run before reaching for an LLM, and why boring infrastructure still wins most weeks.
The questions to ask any vendor by Friday of kickoff. If they cannot answer them, stop the project.
Our internal style guide for ops tools: every form, undo path, empty state, and audit trail accounted for.
We tell you not to hire us if your problem is a hiring problem.
We do not start what we cannot finish in a quarter.
No junior team copies our work for the next client.
Keys, docs, on-call, then we leave.
One paragraph is enough. We reply within 48 hours with a yes, a no, or a referral. No deck. No discovery funnel.